9 March 2018
Frazier Precision Instrument Company has published an all new, updated and expanded website. We have included an online catalog of our instruments and additional testing standard resources. There is also additional information about our testing and production services.
7 March 2018
Frazier Precision Instrument Company has received its full partner status award for a national parts prototyping and production firm. This allows Frazier Co. to perform instant quotes for parts production through a state-of-the-art quoting system. For Parts Prototyping and Production quotations see our Services Page.
January 2018
ASTM International renews its ASTM D737-18 Air Permeability Testing Standard entitled “Standard Test Method for Air Permeability of Textile Fabrics”.
ASTM D737 is the original and defacto air permeability testing standard worldwide. D737 was written based upon the Frazier Differential Pressure Air Permeability Tester in the 1940s. All other international air permeability standards are based upon ASTM D737.
25 October 2017
Frazier Precision Instrument Company has added three new Raise3D N2 Plus 3D Printers to its production capabilities. The Raise3D N2 Plus gives Frazier Company the ability to 3D print machine parts up to 12 inches ( 300 mm ) in the X axis; 12 inches ( 300 mm ) in the Y axis; and 24 inches ( 600 mm ) in the Z axis.
Frazier Company provides 3D print prototyping and production services in PLA, ABS, PC, PETG, HIPS, and NinjiaFlex.
4 November 2015
Frazier Precision Instrument Company has added a new Haas VF-5 Vertical Machining Center to its production capabilities. The Haas VF-5 gives Frazier Company the ability to CNC machine parts up to 50 inches ( 1270 mm ) in the X axis; 26 inches ( 660 mm ) in the Y axis; and 25 inches ( 635 mm ) in the Z axis.
Frazier Company provides CNC prototyping and production services in aluminum; steel; stainless steel; brass; and plastic.
June 1990
Frazier Precision Instrument Company moves its manufacturing headquarters from 16761 Oakmont Avenue, Gaithersburg, Maryland to 925 Sweeney Drive, Hagerstown, Maryland. The Frazier Company Facilities were designed by John Scrivener of Design/Build Architects of Hagerstown and built by Antietam Construction of Hagerstown.